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1201 INVESTMENTS LLC

UEI: H8DUHXQ2SFW7CAGE: 6HV02

1201 INVESTMENTS LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI H8DUHXQ2SFW7 and CAGE code 6HV02. It has been awarded $511,448 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Lessors of Other Real Estate Property.

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Registration and classification details

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

H8DUHXQ2SFW7

CAGE Code

6HV02

Entity Structure

Partnership or Limited Liability Partnership

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N/A

Business Classifications

2XLJ

NAICS Codes

531120Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses)(Primary)

812930Parking Lots and Garages

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1201 INVESTMENTS LLC operates in the real estate sector with a focus on property management and leasing services, as indicated by its primary NAICS code 531120 and secondary classification under 531190. While specific contract descriptions are not available, the nature of these NAICS codes suggests ...

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$511.4K100%

Awards by NAICS

531190 - Lessors of Other Real Estate Property$511.4K100%

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Consent to Lease Supplement (Sublease) with Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership dba Verizon Wireless Lease HD-6943Lease HD-6943, originally executed on July 14, 2006, for a ten-year term, includes three automatic five-year renewal options that extend the lease through July 13, 2031, unless either party provides notice of non-extension. The lessee may terminate the lease during any renewal term with 180 days’ written notice. The current action seeks consent to a lease supplement authorizing Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership dba Verizon Wireless to sublease a portion of the existing telecommunications facility located at Pier D in Long Beach, California, for the installation, operation, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications equipment. The activity is limited to the current developed footprint of the facility with no expansion permitted, and all operations must comply with applicable Harbor Development Permits, building codes, and fire codes. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301 as a minor alteration to an existing facility consistent with the Port’s Master Plan and does not require further environmental review. No pricing, cost estimates, or financial terms are disclosed in the documentation, and no standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses are applicable as this is a real estate lease matter rather than a federal procurement. The Port of Long Beach retains oversight through its Director of Real Estate and Environmental Associate, who serve as primary points of contact, though no formal Contracting Officer, COR, or COTR roles are explicitly designated. The place of performance is definitively established at Pier D, Long Beach, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the same location. There are no specified payment terms, invoicing procedures, accounting codes, or delivery schedules beyond the lease term and termination rights. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic designations, or UEI/CAGE codes are provided, and no formal attachments, packaging requirements, or submission instructions are included in the documentation, indicating this action is a procedural consent to sublease under an existing long-term agreement rather than a competitive procurement.

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Enhanced Use Leasing Project Eielson Air Force BaseThe Department of the Air Force is soliciting proposals under Request for Lease Proposal AFCEC26R0009 for the development of mixed-use or housing projects at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska through an Enhanced Use Lease arrangement. This initiative, authorized by Title 10 U.S.C. §2667 and guided by Executive Order 13327, seeks to maximize the value of federal real property by leasing four non-contiguous parcels to private developers who will finance, design, construct, own, operate, and maintain commercial improvements without any direct financial support, guarantees, or utility provision from the government. Proposals must demonstrate the highest and best use of the site, including detailed project concepts, market analysis, feasibility studies, conceptual site and utility plans, environmental management strategies, and certified engineering drawings. The lease term must be justified as reasonable and necessary, with the government retaining the right to terminate the lease at any time or after the first three years. Offerors are required to submit comprehensive financial pro formas detailing proposed cash rent, construction budgets, revenue projections, debt service, reserve accounts, and funding sources, with proposals evaluated under four weighted factors: project description, return to the government, organization and capability, and integrated project plan and schedule, with equal importance placed on the latter two. All proposals must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word or PDF format with an Excel-based financial pro forma by 5:00 p.m. Central Time on August 10, 2026, following an intent-to-submit notification by July 24, 2026. The selected lessee will be responsible for all permitting, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and compliance with federal regulations, including the Davis-Bacon Act requiring prevailing wage payments and weekly payroll certifications, the Buy American Act for construction materials, and labor standards outlined in 29 CFR Parts 1, 3, 5, 6, and 7. Insurance requirements mandate minimum coverage including $2 million general liability with the government named as insured, $1 million employers’ liability, $1 million business auto liability, workers’ compensation at statutory limits, and potential environmental and crime insurance depending on site conditions. Performance and payment bonds from the general contractor are required before any construction phase begins. Offerors must provide legal documentation confirming corporate standing, ownership structure, management authority, and full disclosure of foreign ownership, prior government lease defaults, unresolved litigation, fraud judgments, or lender actions involving principals. All engineering deliverables must be certified

FA8903 772 Ess Pk

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Mooring Buoy Lease Administration and ComplianceThe contract governs the administrative oversight and compliance with the terms of a 10-year lease for two recreational mooring buoys situated on sovereign land in Lake Tahoe. It does not authorize any physical installation, maintenance, construction, or service provision; the sole focus is on ensuring the lawful and regulated use of the buoys in accordance with state land management policies. The lessee is responsible for adhering to all applicable regulations, reporting requirements, and operational standards to maintain compliance throughout the lease term. The agreement is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531190 and is administered by the California State Lands Commission. No physical work is expected, and no services are required beyond monitoring and enforcing adherence to the lease conditions. The contract was posted on July 15, 2026, and is linked to a state-maintained project database, emphasizing its role as a regulatory and administrative tool rather than a service or construction contract.

California State Lands Commission

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 9100The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 9100 for recreational use, permitting the continued operation of two mooring buoys in Lake Tahoe adjacent to 3280 Edgewater Drive near Tahoe City, Placer County, California. The lease term spans ten years, beginning June 23, 2026, and concluding on June 22, 2036, with no provision for renewal or extension specified. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves no physical alteration to the environment and maintains existing recreational activities. The lease is issued to James Harold Richardson, IV and Kimberly Paulson Richardson, Trustees of the 2006 Restatement of the Richardson Family Trust, and is classified as a forecast action with no solicitation number assigned, indicating it is not part of a competitive procurement process. No pricing, payment terms, or financial obligations are disclosed in the documentation, and there is no indication of invoicing methods, accounting codes, or remittance details. The point of contact is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist at the Commission, with the applicant also listed as a secondary point of contact. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or special contract conditions are applicable or referenced, as this is a state-level administrative lease action governed by California environmental and land management regulations. There are no attachments, certifications, or representations required under federal procurement standards, and no contracting officer, COR, or COTR is identified. The lease is purely operational, focused on maintaining existing mooring access without imposing new construction, technical specifications, or performance metrics beyond continued compliant use.

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OFFICE SPACE FOR US ARMY COE NASHVILLE TNThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is seeking lease proposals for approximately 66,000 square feet of fully serviced office space in Nashville, Tennessee, to be customized to meet the Government’s operational and security needs. The space must be located on continuous floors and built to suit, with all design, construction, and coordination responsibilities falling to the lessor. The lease will initially be for one year and may be renewed at the Government’s discretion for up to 19 additional one-year terms under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2661. Proposals must comply with stringent requirements outlined in multiple exhibits, including detailed design criteria, seismic compliance standards based on ASCE/SEI 41, fire protection and life safety certifications, accessibility compliance, and a comprehensive security framework that includes duress alarms, secure air intakes, locked ground-floor windows, and emergency generator protection. The space must support a Level II facility with security systems maintained through a preventive program, where critical failures must be repaired within five business days, and all personnel handling mail must hold at least a Secret clearance. IT infrastructure must meet Cat 6A cabling standards with two data drops and two power receptacles per workstation, and clean, conditioned power must be provided throughout. The Government will evaluate proposals using a best value tradeoff approach, weighing total lease cost—comprising shell rent, tenant improvements, building-specific amortized capital, operating expenses, and parking—against non-price factors including layout efficiency, neighborhood suitability for mission execution and employee retention, and proposed schedule adherence. Pricing must be submitted via standardized GSA forms, including Form 1364, Form 1217 for annual cost breakdowns, and a Security Unit Price List, with all cost components clearly itemized and amortized where required. All offers must include seismic evaluation forms certified by a licensed engineer, documentation of ownership, proof of insurance with minimum liability limits, and an active SAM.gov registration with valid UEI, CAGE code, and EFT information. The lessor must certify compliance with all applicable laws including FAR 52.203-7 against kickbacks, FAR 52.226-7 for a drug-free workplace, and DFARS clauses prohibiting the use of covered defense telecommunications equipment. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF attachment to Amy Lord via email no later than 11:59 p.m. EST on August 31, 2026, and must

W072 Endist Louisville

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Recreational Lease Administration & Compliance MonitoringThe contract involves ongoing administrative oversight and compliance monitoring for a five-year recreational lease covering two existing pilings located on sovereign land in the Sacramento River. The work ensures continuous adherence to the lease's stipulated terms and compliance with environmental categorical exemption standards, maintaining regulatory alignment without requiring additional environmental review. The scope of work is focused on monitoring, reporting, and managing operational compliance rather than construction or physical alterations. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531190 and is administered by the California State Lands Commission. Performance is centered in Sacramento, California, with responsibilities including routine inspections, documentation of lease compliance, liaison with regulatory bodies, and assurance that all recreational use remains within the boundaries of the approved categorical exemption. There is no designated set-aside classification, and the contract was posted on July 14, 2026, with all activities tied to the long-term stewardship of state-owned aquatic land.

California State Lands Commission

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 5491The California State Lands Commission has authorized a 10-year General Lease for recreational use, effective June 23, 2026, to allow continued access to an existing pier and three mooring buoys on Lake Tahoe adjacent to Assessor’s Parcel Number 085-344-008 near Homewood in Placer County. The lease is issued to Loraine Lee Simpson and William Braxton Simpson, Trustees of The Trust, and is governed under a categorical environmental exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as no physical changes to the facilities or environment are proposed. The lease term concludes on June 22, 2036, and no financial terms, pricing, or payment details are included in the documentation. The project involves no new construction, delivery, or performance requirements beyond the authorization of existing use, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as this is a state-administered lease, not a federal procurement. No evaluation factors, inspection procedures, representations, certifications, packaging directives, or invoicing instructions are specified, and while the agency has designated a point of contact for environmental inquiries, no formal contracting officer, COR, COTR, or procurement officer is identified. The lease action was posted as a forecast on July 14, 2026, under NAICS code 531190, with no solicitation number issued and no attachments or formal contract clauses provided.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 5045The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 5045 for recreational use, commencing on June 23, 2026, and spanning a five-year term through June 22, 2031. This lease permits the continued use of two existing pilings located on sovereign land in the Sacramento River adjacent to 9181 River Road in Sacramento County, California, without any new construction, alteration, or environmental impact. The activity is exempt from environmental review under California Code of Regulations Title 14 Section 15301, which applies to operations within existing facilities that do not result in significant environmental effects. The leasehold interest is held by Mark G. Scribner, Jr. and Lorraine G. Scribner as Trustees, who are identified as the project applicants, and Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the Commission, serves as the primary point of contact. No financial value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or accounting codes are specified in the documentation, and the agreement does not include procurement-related elements such as contract clauses under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, evaluation factors, inspection protocols, or special requirements like security clearances, options, or personnel qualifications. The lease is classified as a forecast action, with no solicitation number or amendment history, and no bids or competitive processes are indicated. The place of performance is firmly established as the specified location on the Sacramento River, and the arrangement is designed to formalize ongoing recreational use of infrastructure that has already been in place.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease L4764A 10-year General Lease for recreational use, identified as Lease L4764, is authorized to commence on June 23, 2026, granting continued use of an existing pier and gangway located on sovereign lands in the Sacramento River near Isleton, California. The lease is issued by the California State Lands Commission to Richard J. Carli and Marguerite E. Carli, with no new construction, modifications, or environmental alterations permitted; the activity relies on a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, which confirms no significant environmental impact. The lease term ends on June 22, 2036, and the place of performance is specifically tied to the site adjacent to 17370 Grand Island Road in Sacramento County. No financial details, contract value, pricing, or payment terms are provided, as the document functions as a forecast and exemption notice rather than a fully executed contract with financial clauses. The California State Lands Commission is the sole contracting entity, with Christopher Hall listed as the primary environmental contact, though no contracting officer, COR, COTR, or procurement office details are included. There are no federal clauses from the FAR applicable to this state-managed lease, and no federal procurement structures such as evaluation factors, inspection criteria, delivery instructions, invoicing methods, or solicitation submission requirements are present. The absence of standardized federal contract sections—including those for representations, certifications, packaging, special requirements, or attachments—confirms this is a state level land use authorization without federal acquisition compliance obligations.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 4058The California State Lands Commission has authorized a 10-year General Lease – Recreational Use, effective June 23, 2026, for the continued operation and maintenance of existing recreational structures on sovereign land at Lake Tahoe, adjacent to 3740 North Lake Boulevard in Carnelian Bay, Placer County. The lease, designated as Lease 4058, permits the use and upkeep of a pier, boathouse, boat hoist, sundeck with stairs, and two mooring buoys, with no new construction or environmental alteration allowed. The term extends through June 22, 2036, and the activity qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves only the maintenance of pre-existing facilities without significant environmental impact. The project applicant is SF Residential GP, a California general partnership, and the primary point of contact is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, who serves as the main liaison for the lease. No pricing, contract value, or payment details are disclosed, as this is a lease authorization rather than a procurement contract, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, since the action is governed by state land and environmental law. The lease is posted as a forecast in the system with no solicitation number, and there is no indication of competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or formal contracting officer roles, reflecting the administrative nature of the state’s land use decision.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational and Protective Structure Use Lease 5467The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 5467 for a term of ten years, effective January 23, 2026, permitting the continued use of existing recreational and protective structures—including a boat dock, ramp, and bank protection—on sovereign land adjacent to 2047 Cove Court in Stockton, California. This lease is granted to Bruce Benninger, Trustee of the Bruce Benninger Revocable Living Trust, and is administratively processed under a categorical exemption from environmental review pursuant to California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, since no physical alterations to the environment are proposed and the structures have existed prior to the lease term. The place of performance is firmly established at this San Joaquin County location along the historic bed of the San Joaquin River, with no anticipated changes to the structural integrity or function of the facilities during the lease period. The lease does not involve any federal procurement mechanisms, and no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, payment terms, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or evaluation criteria apply, as this is a state-level administrative land use authorization rather than a competitive or procurement-based contract. There are no specified costs, pricing details, or financial obligations disclosed, nor are there any delivery schedules, FOB terms, inspection protocols, or special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations. The sole point of contact for the matter is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the Commission, and the lease is issued without solicitation, competition, or formal offeror submissions, reflecting its nature as a permit for ongoing non-modified use of pre-existing infrastructure under state land management authority.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 3639The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease – Recreational Use, effective June 23, 2026, for SDD Douglas Boulevard, LLC, to continue using an existing pier and freshwater intake pipeline located on sovereign land in Lake Tahoe, adjacent to 5448 North Lake Boulevard in Carnelian Bay. The lease term will run through June 22, 2036, with no options for renewal or extension. This action is administratively exempt from environmental review under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves no physical changes to the environment and maintains the current, lawful use of existing facilities. No new construction, alterations, or expanded operations are permitted under this lease. The project is classified as a forecast with no identified contract value, pricing, or financial terms, and no standard procurement contract types such as FFP or IDIQ are applicable. The California State Lands Commission serves as the sole approving agency, with Christopher Hall listed as the primary point of contact and SDD Douglas Boulevard, LLC as the project applicant. There are no federal acquisition regulations or FAR clauses applied, as this is a state-level land use authorization. No payment terms, invoicing methods, accounting codes, contracting officer details, or inspection criteria are specified. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic status disclosures, security clearances, key personnel requirements, or contractual options are part of the agreement, reflecting the low-complexity, non-commercial nature of the recreational lease.

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Land Acquisition and Site Control ServicesThe contract involves the procurement of land for affordable housing development in California, encompassing all aspects of land acquisition and site control. This includes negotiating with landowners, completing title transfers, managing closing costs, and ensuring proper legal documentation is in place. The contractor will secure site control through various mechanisms such as direct purchase, lease agreements, or option contracts, allowing for flexible and strategic acquisition approaches based on project needs and financial considerations. All activities must align with the goals of expanding affordable housing and adhering to relevant legal and regulatory frameworks. The work is classified under NAICS code 531190, indicating it pertains to other real estate activities, and is structured as a subcontract within the Finance-Housing agency’s broader housing initiative. The opportunity was posted on July 9, 2026, with a firm response deadline of August 12, 2026, at 10:00 PM PT. While specific location details are not provided, the place of performance is limited to California. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the designated procurement portal before the deadline to be considered for award.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational and Protective Structure Use Lease 8660The California State Lands Commission will issue a 10-year General Lease for Recreational and Protective Structure Use beginning June 23, 2026, authorizing the use of an existing seawall, sea cave notch infill, and access stairway in Solana Beach, California. This lease, identified as Lease 8660, permits ongoing recreational and protective functions tied to these coastal structures, ensuring their continued maintenance and public access within the defined term. The lease is part of a forecasted action posted on July 9, 2026, with no set-aside or NAICS classification specified, reflecting its nature as a land use authorization rather than a procurement solicitation. Primary contact for the lease is Robin M Tuohy, Environmental Scientist at the California State Lands Commission, reachable via phone or email for inquiries, with additional support provided by Laura Hurtado of Synergy Management Group. The lease operates under the commission’s authority over state lands and coastal resources, with all activities requiring compliance with environmental and structural preservation standards. The location of performance is specifically identified as Solana Beach, affirming the lease’s focus on the local coastal infrastructure. No competitive bidding process is indicated, as this is an authorization rather than a competitive award.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 3257The California State Lands Commission will issue a 10-year General Lease for Recreational Use beginning February 1, 2026, under Lease 3257, authorizing the use and maintenance of an existing joint-use pier, two boathouses, three boat hoists, two sundecks with stairs, and four mooring buoys. The lease grants long-term recreational access rights to the specified waterfront infrastructure, likely supporting public or group boating activities in a designated area within California. The lease term spans a full decade with an anticipated start date of early 2026, providing stability for ongoing operations and maintenance planning. Robin M Tuohy, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, serves as the primary point of contact for all matters related to the lease issuance, reachable via phone or email. The notice was posted on July 9, 2026, under a forecast classification, indicating this is a planned action awaiting formal proceedings. The place of performance is in California, though no specific city or zip is listed, suggesting the property is located in a regional waterbody under state jurisdiction. No set-aside provisions or NAICS codes are specified, and the issuing agency is solely the California State Lands Commission.

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Issuance of General Lease Public Agency Use Lease 6485The California State Lands Commission will issue General Lease 6485 for public agency use, authorizing the maintenance and operation of an existing groin structure beginning January 6, 2026, under a 20-year term. This lease is intended for use by a public agency and pertains to coastal infrastructure, specifically the continued functional management of the groin to support shoreline stability and public safety. The lease will remain in effect through January 5, 2046, with no provision for early termination or renewal outlined in the available information. Responsibility for compliance with environmental and operational standards rests with the lessee, and the facility is located within California’s coastal zone, subject to state oversight. Primary point of contact for the lease is Robin M. Tuohy, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, reachable via phone or email for inquiries regarding regulatory compliance, lease conditions, or environmental monitoring. Georgia Woods, General Manager at BCPUD, is listed as an additional contact, suggesting collaboration between state and local entities in the management of the groin. The lease announcement was posted on July 9, 2026, on the CEQAnet platform, indicating a forecasted action with no active solicitation number or set-aside designation currently assigned. All activities under this lease must align with state land management policies and coastal protection requirements.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 8599The California State Lands Commission is set to issue General Lease 8599 for recreational use, authorizing the use of an existing pier and two mooring buoys beginning June 23, 2026, under a ten-year term. The lease is intended to facilitate non-commercial recreational activities and will be managed under the commission’s regulatory framework for state-owned aquatic lands. While no solicitation number or set-aside designation is specified, the lease is part of a broader effort to regulate and support public access to California’s coastal resources through structured, long-term arrangements. Point of contact for the lease is Robin M. Tuohy, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, reachable via phone or email for inquiries. The project is publicly listed through the CEQA Net portal, reflecting compliance with environmental review processes, though the specific details of environmental assessments are not included here. The place of performance is located within California, with no further geographic details provided, and the entity named as GEA Holdings L.L.C. appears to be the applicant or lessee, though it is listed under a secondary contact role.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 5152The California State Lands Commission will issue a general lease for recreational use beginning June 23, 2026, granting the Christine A. Basile Trust UD the right to use an existing pier, boat lift, and two mooring buoys for a term of ten years. This lease, designated as Lease 5152, authorizes private recreational access to state-owned waterfront infrastructure and is intended to facilitate ongoing boating and waterfront activities under the terms of a general lease framework rather than a specialized or competitive procurement process. The lease is forecasted for issuance with a public posting date of July 9, 2026, and no solicitation or set-aside requirements are specified. All operational responsibilities and compliance obligations related to the use of the pier, boat lift, and mooring buoys fall under the lessee’s purview, with environmental and regulatory adherence monitored by the California State Lands Commission. Robin M. Tuohy, Environmental Scientist at the Commission, serves as the primary point of contact for all lease-related inquiries and coordination, and the place of performance is located in California. The lease does not involve new construction but rather permits continued use of existing structures under state oversight, ensuring that recreational access is maintained while safeguarding public resources.

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